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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1970

Page

10

Coordinated Work Smoothing Lubbock Cleanup Efforts

Disaster response teams coordinated shelter, water, health and loan aid as SBA officials, local leaders, and National Guard units coordinated recovery in Lubbock after the storm. Officials reported extensive utility damage, displaced residents, and ongoing rescue and cleanup operations across the city.

Pathy Hilary Sandoval Jr Smart Business Administration Lubbock James Reed Connie Mack Higgins Edmund Carrera Joseph Conrad Marshall Parker Neuman SBA Jackson Mahon White House Washington Executive Branch Lincoln Reese Air Force Base Barnes Granberry Idevasted Artwatma Broadwey Church of Christ James Peavy Lutbovk Mgrci Blackwell Formada Brene BF FN Reit Baynes Civil Defense Otlie Green Gov Smith Long Larry Teaver Col. Wilson EB. Speir Adjutant General's Office Texas National Aes Eugene Meese Guard Mickey Smith Chatter LeMaistre University of Texas System Nick Kracy Ralph Wayne Plainview U.S Score Mahon Rod “Shaw Ward Fisher National Guard Amarillo Brownfield Levelland Tulsa Sweetwater Oscar Crain Sam Wahl N. B. McCullough al. Couch Wayne Sherrell Hersh Sharp J.T. Alley Fred Senter Asst Bob Wilson McCullough Lp&i Municipal Hip Bic Holly Avenue Lp&l Southwestern Public Service Co

Civilians urge Nixon to withdraw troops from Vietnam and Cambodia

A letter to President Nixon signed by 62 civilian volunteers working with Vietnamese communities calls for immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam and Cambodia. The signers, affiliated with International Voluntary Services, the American Friends Service Committee, and the World Council of Churches, say a military solution is not possible and urge a political settlement. The group notes their experience in Vietnamese communities shapes their views and emphasizes ending the war to rebuild the country’s economy and society.

Edwin Q. White Saigon Vietnam Nixon United States Cambodia International Voluntary Services American Friends Service Committee World Council of Churches U.S South Vietnam

Elevator Mishap at Lubbock Bank Site Injures Five

Five men injured in an elevator descent at the Lubbock National Bank Court construction site on Main Street and Texas Avenue. Jimmy White, 30, in critical condition at Methodist Hospital. Danilo Martinez, 26, and Esequil Reyna, 36, in fair condition at Methodist. Claude Wilborn, 42, in satisfactory condition at West Texas Hospital. others treated and dismissed.

Lubbock National Bank Main Street Texas Avenue Jimmy White Ave, C Apt Methodist ‘Hospital Methodist Danilo Martinez Duke St Esequil Reyna Ave. R Claude Wilborn Ave,r West ‘Texas Leporto Ta Enttasca Ave

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